Swivelhead

LBT, very cool. Thx for posting.

I've got a .375 H&H just because. I say go for it.

The ranch I visited in the late 60's is gone. Clell must have had 60+ hounds on site when I was there. Always assumed it was part of the family ranch. I did not know the family.

Lee brothers upper ranch HQ?

Any additional photos of her? Nice pics BTW.

Been fairly quiet, I'd say Tuesday or Wednesday.

I have acquired some eyepieces and at some point think I'll try a spotter/big eye bino set up. Figured to set it up for my own IPD. I find it encouraging that some of you feel changing IPD then re-collimating is no big deal.

So you are saying you can easily change IPD without losing collimation? Do you need tools to change IPD?

We talkin' elk calves or deer fawns?

Nice video, boomer ram. Thx for posting.

Beautiful rams, thx for posting the photos.

Nice!

Thought I'd read that USFS ditched the 30' rule and opted for 100'. 30 feet is ridiculous, 100' is better but still a bunch of baloney.

My best day was 5 dogs on 4 stands. All with a shotgun, spent less than 4 hours in the field.

Prevention is definitely the way to go. Especially if you've got an allergy to doxycycline (which I do).

Thx for posting, I'll check it out.

Congrats on the tag. I'd bet your son is probably walking on air too.

Don't remember all the details but in essence, studies show that the brain recognizes 30% more detail when both eyes receive the same image.

Got bit up in 22 a long time ago. At the time I worked with some Oklahoma boys. I'd never heard of chiggers in AZ at the time. These guys could not stop laughing when I showed them the bites. These guys advised me to take a smoking hot bath two times a day with a 1/4 cup of bleach in the bathwater. It worked for me. By the 3rd bath all symptoms were gone.

I've got a couple myself and think they are the bomb. Looks like the price has gone up $20 since I bought mine. At the new price point I'd like to think an alternate manufacturer could have a field day.

Personally, I prefer a "press to light" propane plumbers torch. Takes the wings off flying insects instantly. Great sport in any camp. Torch is the bomb for lighting stoves, lanterns, heaters, fires, etc.

Straight is what I'd get too. Going with the "X"? It'd give you a lot of options down the road.

Outdoorsman's will treat you right. Angled or straight?

Lot of really good scopes out there. I'd recommend any of the big 3, Nikon ED III, Vortex Razor. If you've got the time to find a good used scope, one with a good warranty, you'll never lose a dime on your investment. I'd like to see Swarovski bring back the ATM/STM lineup. Relatively lightweight scopes with top notch performance.

Tony had opinions on some issues that the "shout down posse" on this site did not agree with. Some of the posters attacked him personally. He had enough and stopped posting.